Packers handle Seahawks to maintain playoff spot; Geno Smith leaves game with knee injury

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The Green Bay Packers picked up a crucial win over the Seattle Seahawks, 30-13, to help their playoff chances on Sunday night.

The Packers moved to 10-4 on the year, maintaining their spot in the wild card race.

Meanwhile, the Seahawks fell out of first place in the NFC West, as their 8-6 record allows the Los Angeles Rams to move ahead of them due to the current tiebreaker. 

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Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love, #10, passes while under pressure from Seattle Seahawks linebacker Derick Hall, #58, during the second quarter at Lumen Field. (Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images)

Things got off to a hot start for the Packers, who came off a tough loss to their divisional foe, the Detroit Lions, last week. 

It was star running back Josh Jacobs finding some huge holes his offensive line created in the Seahawks’ defense that allowed him to tally 42 total yards to ultimately get a one-yard touchdown run into the end zone for the quick 7-0 lead. 

Then, Packers quarterback Jordan Love threw a quick pass on the next drive to Romeo Doubs, who fought his way for the 13-yard touchdown. 

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Meanwhile, Geno Smith was not finding the same success with his offense, as they only totaled three points in the first half. 

It included a red zone interception from Smith on third-and-9 on Green Bay’s 14-yard line, as he was looking for tight end Noah Fant, but Carrington Valentine jumped the route to pick him off. 

However, the second half saw a Seattle defense that stymied the Packers’ solid run game, and